In mid-April, Canon will release its EOS R8 DSLR Camera, designed with content creators and photographers in mind. Featuring a 24.2 Megapixel CMOS image sensor, a DIGIX X Image Processor, and 4K movie production capabilities, this new camera is guaranteed to exceed expectations, even for those who’ve owned Canon DSLRs in the past. Meanwhile, we learned that Klipsch released its new Sevens and Nines monitors. The Sevens are ideal for medium-sized living rooms or home offices, while The Nines are better suited to cavernous rooms and production studios. Both are available in Walnut and Black, with handcrafted wood veneers and metal controls. Each also sports an easily removed magnetic grille for those who wish to expose the Tractrix horns. Be sure to check out IMBOLDN’s Best Men’s Jeans Under $100, where our editors have come up with a selection of 10 different jeans under $100 that we’re confident are calling your name. This week, Teenage Engineering announced the release of its Field Desk, which we likened to an Erector Set for office furniture. Teenage Engineering based the whole system around the countersunk 20x20mm R20 rail and M5 screw holes located at 25mm intervals along its length. Oh, and you have to put it together yourself. Last, but certainly not least, we wrote about Wilson’s new Wlabs Shift 99/300 Tennis Racket. Made for professionals and amateurs alike, the company’s experts specifically designed the Shift 99/300 for superior spin and stability through innovative lateral bending and unprecedented torsional stability.
Canon EOS R8 DSLR Camera Proves Smartphones Can’t Compete Just Yet
Featuring a 24.2 Megapixel CMOS image sensor, the DIGIX X Image Processor, and 4K movie production capabilities.
![[2] Klipsch The Sevens & The Nines](https://imboldn.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Klipsch-The-Sevens-The-Nines-main.jpg)
Klipsch’s Sevens And Nines Are Ready To Rattle Living Rooms
Midcentury modern design sensibilities meet twenty-first-century audio tech.
Teenage Engineering’s Field Desk Is The First Step Into A More Modular Workspace
And yes, that price tag is kind of wild.
Wilson Wlabs Shift 99/300 Tennis Racket Sets New Limits For Spin, Control, And Power
Featuring a 16×20 string pattern and patent-pending frame design.
